Category: Pentest
Infographic: Stop Hackers
Ever so often I like to post Info-graphics that I think are useful to not just me but to others too. This one is courtesy of http://privacypolicies.com “Hackers will often try to glean information...
Understanding Metasploit Payloads
Metasploit is one of the core industry standard platforms for performing Penetration Tests / Hacking, or even just playing. In order to use it correctly, we need to have an understanding of how the...
Kali Nethunter on OnePlus One Phone
Recently I purchased a, OnePlus One phone with the sole purpose of trying out Kali Linux Nethunter. I bought one from eBay that was already running Cyanogen 12.1. Once I got the phone I...
Kali Linux 2.0: Raspberry PI
Over the past few years I have used Kali Linux on a Raspberry PI, played with it and often carry one I my bag when traveling around speaking at conferences etc. I recently felt...
Kali Linux 2.0: Metasploit
With previous versions of Kali Linux or even Backtrack, Metasploit Community / Pro Packages have been part of the core build. We didn’t need to install or setup anything, as it just worked by...
Kali Linux Version 2.0 Coming in August
If you haven’t already read about or heard, the guys over at Offensive Security are releasing a new version of Kali Linux. Check out the Video below: Exciting times, the official blog can...
Docker and Kali Linux
Recently the guys from Offensive Security released Kali Linux for Docker which is great news. So firstly what is Docker? Easiest thing to do is go over here and read all about it: https://www.docker.com/whatisdocker/...
Web App Penetration Testing Infographic
While browsing through Twitter yesterday I came across this great #infographic courtesy of SANS, that shows the basic steps taken to break into a Web Application (Not #SharePoint Terminology). You can view their course...
SharePoint Security and a Web Shell
For many years now, Penetration Testers and Hackers have used Shell Code to gain access to Web Servers and make changes. What I mean by Shell Code is really what’s called a “Web Shell“....
